Introduction
You don’t have to be a Fortune 500 to face a crippling cyberattack. In fact, businesses with 50–1,000 employees are now the most common targets—because they’re often easier to breach and more likely to pay up. While a giant corporation might absorb a $4.88 million hit, a mid-market company could be forced under.
According to IBM’s Cost Of A Data Breach Report 2024, the average breach cost—including downtime, lost clients, legal fees, ransom payments, and reputational damage—is $4.88 million. That number isn’t just scary—it’s potentially game-over.
A Smarter Way To Stay Safe
Enter Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)—your always-on digital security guard. Unlike traditional antivirus, which only blocks known threats, EDR continuously monitors every login, file change, and unusual behavior on your devices. The moment ransomware tries to spread or someone logs in from an unexpected location, EDR isolates the threat and shuts it down.
Why It Matters More Than Ever
Cybercriminals have evolved:
- Stolen-Credential Logins: They move in undetected using legit credentials.
- Disguised Malware: Malicious code hiding in everyday files.
- Patience Attacks: They wait for a single slip by a well-meaning employee.
With EDR, those tactics fail—before they cripple your operations.
Not Just Smart—Sometimes Required
Many cyber-insurance policies now require EDR. Skip it, and you risk having a claim denied—like filing a fire loss without a smoke detector.
Is Your Company Protected?
If you’re unsure, let’s fix that. We’ll assess your current security posture, identify gaps, and recommend exactly what you need—no jargon, no unnecessary add-ons.
